and download your dvr shows anywhere. more travel troubles for riders. how a vote to strike could affect you and your commute. a disappointing finish. eagles fans didn't get the redemption story they hoped for with another loss. a rigged system. donald trump doubles down on his claim that the election is rigged as his numbers plummet in a new poll. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 6:00. >> i think they're trying to bully tactics and trying it with the wrong people. we're not going to stand for that. >> right now at 6:00, preparing to strike. more than 5,000 workers say they'll strike next month if they don't have a contract agreement by october 31st. good evening.

i am denise nakano. this will have a major impact on travel in philadelphia. only septa's regional trail is not affected. drew smith was there for today's union vote to strike and has our story. >> reporter: passengers are already talking about this potential strike, saying over the next couple of weeks, they're going to be hoping for new negotiations. they're already thinking about how they're going to get around if the strike goes forward. >> there's going to be a lot of people that won't be able to get to school or work. >> reporter: there is some nervousness at the bus stop. mark smallwood thinks he may need new sneakers come november 1st for his commute to work. >> five, six miles a day. >> reporter: members of the transport members union arrived for a voigte, unanimously deciig to walk off the busses and transs. >> we carry the majority of the city around. >> reporter: they're fight over schedule and health care while the biggest issue is pension

reform. managers are getting special treatment. >> they deserve more and we deserve less. we're not going to tolerate that. >> reporter: septa responded with a written statement saying, quote, while we hope the union does not exercise its right to strike, we are focusing on reaching a new contract that's in the best interest of our riders, employees and stakeholders. the people who help hundreds of thousands get around philly know the inconvenience this will cause. they're willing to walk off the job for however long it takes. >> it's the same way all over the country and someone has to push back. >> if septa is crippled by a strike, the union going out, they won't come back until a deal is reached. >> to learn more about the plan for septa workers to strike and how it could impact your commute, tap on the nbc 10 app. we're learning more tonight about a shooting on the campus of lincoln university. state police say a security

guard was hit by a stray bullet on the main campus in chester county. it happened around 3:30 this morning during the weekend's homecoming festivities. the university says the guard was sitting in a van when she was struck. no word on her condition and no students were hurt. turning to decision 2016. with just over three weeks until election day, hillary clinton is leading donald trump by double digits. that's according to the latest n nbc news/wall street journal poll. in a four-way race, clinton came in with 48%. trump is 11 points behind at 37%. today, trump doubled down on his claims that the election is rigged. he took to twitter this morning, writing, quote, the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing crooked hillary but also at many polling places. sad. but his running mate, mike pence, had a different take on nbc's "meet the press."

>> we will absolutely accept the results of the election. look, the american people will speak. in an election that'll culminate on november the 8th. >> pence told moderator chuck todd the media has an obvious bias, but what's behind the trump claim of a rigged election. >> reporter: tim kaine said trump is making the comments because he is losing in the polls. he visited delis today, urging people to vote before florida's deadline. the sunshine state is one of the biggest prizes this election along with pennsylvania. lauren mayk joins us with a look how the candidates are making their case to undecided voters. >> what we saw today is a reminder that work goes on here, even when the candidates aren't here. >> reporter: at independence

mall, a small crowd with a big goal. >> what's the idea behind this event? >> this is a rally. >> reporter: with a little more than three weeks to go, organizers aim to join a diverse group of donald trump supporters. >> all americans from various groups, blacks, hispanics, you look around here. it's beautiful. you see that. >> reporter: in the crowd, trump supporters from out of state who made this swing state their weekend destination. >> they're saying if you win here, you'll win the state. i mean, that's very important. >> reporter: in west philadelphia, hillary clinton volunteers and supporters gathering on this sunday, too. >> we want to make the campaign what it is about, the people at the forefront, impacted by every day issues. >> reporter: joined today by two women who lost children. >> hillary clinton reached out to me after my son was killed by a police officer. and it changed my life. >> reporter: hamilton said it

led her to do her own research. ultimately, today, it led her to philadelphia, a crucial spot for the democratic nominee. >> who are you hoping you might be able to reach? >> we want to reach any and everybody that -- who have not voted. we want to reach the masses of people and tell them that their vote matter. >> the clinton campaign continues a string of high profile surrogates in the philadelphia region with former president bill clinton coming this week. he's due in montgomery county on tuesday. the day before the final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. denise? >> thank you, lauren. lauren will be there as the presidential nominees go head to head one last time this week. hillary clinton and trudonald tp will take part in the final presidential debate wednesday at 9:00 p.m. at the university of nevada, las vegas. developing tonight, the united states and britain are considering new sanctions

against russia and syria. the announcement was made during a ten nation meeting in london today. secretary of state john kerry says the economic penalties would increase pressure on russia and syria to halt air strikes in aleppo. he said crimes against humanity are happening on a daily basis in syria. it wasn't the finish they had hoped for. eagles fans are dealing with disappointment tonight after the birds fell to the redskins, 27-20. let's go to csn's john clark, live at fedex field, where it all went down this afternoon. john, what's the reaction from the team tonight after their second straight loss? >> i'll tell you what, the team didn't look good at all. they're trending in the wrong direction. the offense had a tough time. they only managed six points. it was the defense who scored a touchdown and special teams who scored a touchdown. the defense gave up to 500 yards of offense against the redskins. eagles had a chance. down a touchdown. under four minutes to go.

carson wentz made nice throws in the fourth quarter. he's going to find nelson agholor coming up. they're in redskins territory, in business. it was the offensive line that really hurt the birds. they give up five sacks. it was a really tough debut for the right tackle, big v, who was replacing the suspended lane johnson. that pretty much seals it. eagles lose to the redskins, 27-20. here are the coach and carson wentz talking about the loss. >> we're going to get back to the drawing board. season isn't over. it is a long season. we're not losing hope. we're not losing any of the edge we bring on sundays. i still like this team. we'll get back to the drawing board. >> last week, this week, these are going to be great learning lessons for carson. listen, he is a competitor. these things bother him. these type of things bother him. he's going to clean it up and be ready to go next week. >> now, the eagles, they're in third place because the cowboys

and the redskins are ahead of them. all of a sudden, the division is a tough one and the birds have a tough schedule coming up. not trending in the right direction. i'm john clark, live in landover, maryland. >> tune in after the late news tonight for eagles gameday final. we'll go one on one with head coach doug pederson. that's after the late news. tracking a warmup by tomorrow. upper 70s to low 80s. we have a warmer tuesday and wednesday. temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above normal. details coming up in my full forecast. heros homecoming. nbc 10 was there as a local crew came home after coming to people's rescue during hurricane matthew. a look at their efforts.

rescue crew returned home today after more than a week helping the areas hardest hit by hurricane matthew. fema's pennsylvania task force one was welcomed back at the fire department special operations center in philadelphia this afternoon. the crew spent the past nine days rescuing people from the deadly flooding in north carolina. during their time, they helped evacuate hundreds of people and animals. >> there was very, very significant devastation throughout north carolina and south carolina. it was rewarding, to be able to go down and assist and help folks when they needed to be helped. >> the storm has damaged hundreds of homes across north carolina. the hurricane claimed at least 26 lives in the state. er erika? we have a warm trend in the works. i'll get this into tuesday. we're going to see low to mid 80s by tuesday.

details coming up in my full forecast.

this afternoon, thousands took to the streets of north philadelphia to mark the anniversary of the million man march and to spread a new messa message. the million moms march took place on broad street. organizers say the goal of the event was to show a united stance against racial injustice, along with police in inner city violence. many want to encourage peace in the community. >> that's what this is about. we want to stand and try to affect change and let people know we are unified and we do want difference and we're willing to put in the work to do that. >> organizers called on change in the community through

activism, education and economic empowerment. today, a three-day journey to help end breast cancer finished in philadelphia. 750 walkers completed the susan g. komen three-day at the navy yard this afternoon. hundreds of people were there to greet them during an emotional closing ceremony. the walk began 16 miles away on friday. many taking part survived breast cancer themselves. >> it is an expeerience for men and women who want to make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. >> at the end, the crowd raised shoes in the air to honor survivors. the walk raised more than $2.1 million for breast cancer research and educational programs. thousands were also out walking to raise money for aids awareness and prevention. the walk began and ended at the base of the art museum this morning. there is an estimated 30,000 people living with hiv in the

philadelphia area. today's walk raised $225,000 for aids prevention and care services. erika, what a great time to get outside. >> temperatures topped in the 70s and we're getting warmer. weather stories include a mild night in the forecast, areas of patchy fog. look at the bottom of your screen for local forecasts. temperatures on the rise. isolated sprinkles, mainly bucks county, a few sprinkles. clouds may be pushing through. i'll show you why in a moment. record breaking temperatures, low to mid 80s. 15 to 20 degrees above normal. take advantage of that. a live look outside. not much going on. a few clouds across philadelphia. otherwise, current temperatures are really comfortable. 65 in allen totown. trenton, 67.

tomorrow, the story is this, lots of 80s and upper 70s. bethlehem, 78 is your expected high temperature. reading, 79. wait until you see these impressive numbers. 80 for newtown. couple clouds developing but everything improving. haddenfield, 71 for you. the trend is 70s to 80s. couple clouds. fantastic day with temperatures certainly above normal. this is why we're seeing clouds moving on. notice the frontal boundary. it'll be dry at best, pushing in one or two spot showers if anything. hour by hour picking up on not much going on with a few clouds moving across the southeast. that's all we're going to see for tomorrow. otherwise, pretty much high and dry. future temperatures, i'll show you through tuesday. notice how much warmer it gets. it'll get here. by 4:00 on tuesday, 84 for trenton. 81 is the expected high temperature. long range forecast, we could

see some showers later in the week. it looks like a cold front will push a low offshore. we'll keep you updated on that. ten day on 10. you can follow us on social media. i'll more to talk about there. back to you. coming up in sports, the eagles with 12 first half passing yards but controlled their own fate late in the game against washington. we'll head live to the nation's capital where john clark has more on the team with a two-game losing streak. >> announcer: your neighborhood weather in every forecast on nbc 10. count on it. ld be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

>> announcer: this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> good evening. i'm danny pommells from csn. a post bye hiccup seems like a hangover. the eagles were the number one

defense in the league a few week ago but today gave up nearly 500 yards of offense to washington. pick it up early fourth quarter. eagles down ten. wentz airs it out to jordan matthews. look at him drop it in the basket. 54 yard catch. more passing yards than they had the whole first half. led to a field goal. birds down ten with 5:30 left. wentz goes to ertz in the slant. little high. goes through his mitts. the eagles would settle for another field goal. eagles fans with a bad feeling in the back of their throats. the eagles down seven with three to play. wentz avoids the pressure and connects with agholor for the first down. eagles across midfield. two plays later, things fall apart. the pressure finally gets to wentz. holds on too long, goes down for the sack. very next play, the defense gobbles him up once again. eagles would punt and not get the ball back. falling to the redskins for a fourth straight time, 27-20, the final. with more, let's send it to john clark who watched this with a

bird's eye view in d.c. john? >> danny, i'll tell you what, it was sloppy by the eagles. 14 penalties. it's back to back weeks with 13 or more penalties for the first time in 56 years. since they started keeping track of the penalty stats. the defense giving up close to 500 yards to this redskins offense, missing their best player. here are key players on the birds d talking about what went wrong. >> pretty much the same as last week. a lot of things, self-inflicted penalties. gave up a few big plays. a lot of big runs in which guys are cut out of gaps or missing tackles. >> it starts with me. like i said earlier, it's my second week in a row, getting two [ bleep ] penalties, two personal fouls, and those cost us seven points. >> yeah, fletcher cox is pointing the finger at himself. it'll be tougher now.

the undefeated vikesin eed vikit week. back to you, danny. >> john, great work. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommells from csn. back to you, denise. >> thank you. time now to check in with kate snow for a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." good evening, kate. >> hey, denise. good to see you. over three weeks until election day. we have the results of our new national nbc news/wall street journal poll. also, fighting pain. the alternatives and the financial challenges facing patients over those. getting kids excited about writing with a message in a bottle. great story when we see you in a few minutes for "nbc nightly news." >> see you at 6:30. we'll be right back.

erika has a final check of

the forecast. >> gorgeous. we saw a couple clouds and it's all we saw. temperatures in the 70s today. they're going to warm up by tomorrow. look at this, i have to show you future temperatures. this is enticing. we're going to start tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. seeing lots of 80s, upper 70s. warm day in the forecast. it's only going to get hotter by tuesday. 84 is the expected high. or 83 rather for trenton and burlington. philly, low 80s. not bad. temperatures are above normal. 15 to 20 degrees for this time of the year. a great stretch of weather, at least through wednesday. >> for those of you who love the warm temperatures, it'll be there for you midweek. that's nbc 10 news for now. for all of us, i'm denise nakano. see you back here after the game. n"nbc nightly news" is next.

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